Examples of org.syncany.plugins.unreliable_local.UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin

Package org.syncany.plugins.unreliable_local

Examples of org.syncany.plugins.unreliable_local.UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin

org.syncany.plugins.unreliable_local.UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin
The unreliable local plugin can be used for test purposes to test connection issues with the backend storage. Each operation of the plugin (e.g upload, download, ...) can be failed on purpose through regular expressions on the operation signature. @author Philipp C. Heckel

    assertTrue(transactionTO.getActions().get(1).getRemoteFile().getName().contains("multichunk-"));
    assertTrue(transactionTO.getActions().get(2).getRemoteFile().getName().contains("database-"));


    // 2. Double check if list() does not return the multichunk
    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);
    Map<String, MultichunkRemoteFile> multiChunkList = transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class);
    assertEquals(0, multiChunkList.size());


    // 3. Second try fails in the beginning, to see if cleanTransactions was successful
    boolean secondUpFailed = false;

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    assertTrue(transactionTO.getActions().get(1).getRemoteFile().getName().contains("multichunk-"));
    assertTrue(transactionTO.getActions().get(2).getRemoteFile().getName().contains("database-"));


    // 2. Double check if list() does not return the multichunk
    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);
    Map<String, MultichunkRemoteFile> multiChunkList = transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class);
    assertEquals(0, multiChunkList.size());


    // 3. Second try fails in the beginning, to see if cleanTransactions was successful
    boolean secondUpFailed = false;

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      cleanupFailed = true;
    }


    assertTrue(cleanupFailed);
    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);
    assertEquals(2, transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "multichunks").list().length);
    assertEquals(2, transferManager.list(DatabaseRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "databases").list().length);
    assertEquals(1, transferManager.list(TransactionRemoteFile.class).size());

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      cleanupFailed = true;
    }


    assertTrue(cleanupFailed);
    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);
    assertEquals(2, transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "multichunks").list().length);


    // Note that the list here differs from the actual files, because the transaction fails
    // while deletions have been done

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    catch (StorageException e) {
      cleanupFailed = true;
    }


    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);


    assertTrue(cleanupFailed);
    assertEquals(2, transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "multichunks").list().length);

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    return conn;
  }


  public static UnreliableLocalTransferSettings createTestUnreliableLocalConnection(List<String> failingOperationPatterns) throws Exception {
    UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin unreliableLocalPlugin = new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin();
    UnreliableLocalTransferSettings unreliableLocalConnection = createTestUnreliableLocalConnectionWithoutInit(unreliableLocalPlugin,
        failingOperationPatterns);


    unreliableLocalPlugin.createTransferManager(unreliableLocalConnection, null).init(true);


    return unreliableLocalConnection;
  }

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